My kudos to whomever in Intuit made the decision to reinstste It's Deductible, even if only for one year. Now I can continue its use for my 202return. All I have to do is enter those contributions I made during the inactive time, which I had recorded on an Excel spreadsheet.
Like many others, if the issue is It's Deductible not paying for itself, I, like many others, would be happy to pay an extra fee for its continuation. Either that or make it an integral part of TT and amortize its costs over a much wider population. it might even convince many of us to stay with TT rather than switch to H&R Block or Tax Act. It might even bring in some NEW TT users...
